Contingency Plan for Fire Hazards in

BSCS
Class of Fire Before During After

Class A - Fires in Activate the

ordinary emergency
combustible alarm
materials, such as
wood, cloth, paper,
rubber, and many Call the closes
plastics. fire
Monitor all department.
Class B - Fires in safety Relocate and
flammable liquids, protocols call your
combustible liquids, within the relatives and
petroleum greases, Suspend
school in order friends and
tars, oils, oil-based classes for an
for students inform them
paints, solvents, entire day to
and teachers that you are
lacquers, alcohols, keep students
including staffs alright.
and flammable away from the
to be aware
gases. fire.
about the exit
points, fire
Let them know
Class C - Fires that
extinguisher that you are in a
involve energized areas and Look for
safe area that is
electrical emergency exits possible
far away from
equipment. emergency exit
in every floor of the incident of
the building. points that can
Class D - Fires in fire.
be located in
combustible metals, the windows of
such as magnesium, the classroom.
titanium, zirconium, Train the staffs' Assess the area
There should be
sodium, lithium, and capacity to and keep away
an emergency
potassium. properly utilize from possible
exit where in a
different hazards such as
ladder would be
methods to freshly burned
used in case of
extinguish a fire parts of the
any fire
in case of fire.
happenings building that
inside the are also prone
school. to falling.
Ask inspectors
to inspect
 different parts After the fire,
Call for help.
of the school count the
Use such
such as wiring, number of
whistles, or
Class K - Fires in the kitchen heads again in
flashlight for
cooking appliances area, and any order to make
visibility in
that involve other fire sure that the
order for you to
combustible hazards in number of
know the
cooking media school. people are still
direction or
(vegetable or animal the same and
route you are
oils and fats). going. no one is
Count the trapped inside
number of the building .
heads present.
During
evacuation,
count the
number of
heads going out
of the school.